U.K. Parliament Is the Biggest Risk, Says BNP Paribas' Saywell

The video discusses the potential outcomes of Brexit and their impact on the market, particularly focusing on the possibility of a no-deal Brexit and its implications for the UK economy. The December 11th vote is highlighted as a critical event for currency pairs, with predictions that the bill will not pass, leading to short-term negative effects on the pound. However, there is optimism for a deal with the EU, which could result in a relief rally. The video also touches on the vulnerability of industries exposed to a no-deal Brexit.

What has been the trend in the probability of a no-deal Brexit according to UK economists?

• It has fluctuated between 10% and 20%

• It has remained constant at 20%

• It has increased from 10% to 30%

• It has decreased from 30% to 10%

Why is the December 11th vote considered crucial for the financial markets?

• It will impact the pound significantly

• It will determine the future of the Euro

• It will finalize the Brexit deal

• It will decide the leadership of the UK

What is the expected short-term impact on the pound if the Brexit deal does not pass?

• The pound will strengthen

• The pound will weaken

• The pound will remain stable

• The pound will fluctuate unpredictably

Which industry is likely to be most affected by a no-deal Brexit?

• Agriculture

• Tourism

• Technology

• Banking

What was the market reaction when Dominic Raab resigned?

• The Euro weakened

• The pound strengthened

• Bank stocks saw significant moves

• UK equities surged